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Philosopher and Assistant Professor Inês Hipólito discusses cognition, complexity, and AI. They explore rejecting mental representations, embracing embodiment in cognitive science, and the intersection of AI, mental health, and culture. The podcast also delves into the influence of social and cultural contexts on scientific problem-solving and AI development, highlighting biases and the importance of diverse perspectives.

Philosopher Inês Hipólito explores the dangers of the computational theory of mind and the role of AI in our environment. They discuss critical thinking, enaction, technology, and the need for sustainable, interconnected living. Emphasizing transparency and inclusivity in AI technologies, they call for a holistic approach to philosophy and technology that fosters a sustainable future.